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Bathroom Cleaning Checklist for Busy People

Bathroom Cleaning Checklist for Busy People

April 1, 2018 By Rachael Leave a Comment

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Everyone wishes to have a clean house, but who loves to do the cleaning? No one can dare but cannot ignore either. Which part of your home do you find annoying to clean? It is the bathroom we know, and the struggle is real!

Especially when you are too busy with your inside and outside world. One cannot ignore that the bathroom is one of the busiest places in our home and gets dirty rapidly.

Hence, it requires extra care. We understand it is a bit challenging for full-time working people. But still, if you make a cleaning checklist, then your job will be easier. Don’t worry; here, we come up with a complete bathroom cleaning checklist for busy people.

A little bit of extra alertness will make your work much more manageable. You can either do cleaning some cleaning daily, thrice or twice a week or else once a week. Let’s get started.

 

Get Bathroom cleaning supplies

The very first things you frequently need to check is the bathroom cleaning supplies. Check the following and purchase the items you still require:

  • Floor scrubber
  • Toilet brush and toilet bowl cleaner
  • Glass cleaner
  • Clean rags
  • Sponge
  • A mop for tiles
  • Rubber gloves
  • Vacuum cleaner
  • Broom or dustpan
  • Microfiber cloth
  • Stiff brush
  • Trash Bag

Make sure that you have all these cleaning supplies in your home. So, it’s time to consider a few cleaning checklists.

 

The ultimate cleaning checklist bundle

 

Clean the shower area

The shower area, where most of the water stays, has a high chance of debris buildup. Make sure to wipe the excess moisture from the walls daily. You can use vinegar to clean the showerhead once a week. Also, clean the shower base using a floor cleaner and wipe away the excess water.

 

Toilet cleaning

A toilet is a place that welcomes germs. Since you stay so busy, make sure to choose a particular day for cleaning the toilet. Moreover, you can use the toilet more carefully to avoid frequent cleaning. We prefer to use shortcuts like using toilet bowl cleaner.

 

Cleaning the floor

We suggest the same tactics for floor cleaning as well. To inhibit debris buildup, make sure to wipe the floor with the mop. In case it becomes too dirty, then you should select a specific day for cleaning. Another option is to use a floor mat to avoid daily cleaning.

 

Organize tools

Use a shower caddy to organize your necessary equipment for the shower. Like, shampoo, conditioner, soap, and many more. Also, keep your towels in place every time you enter.

 

Check the counters

The bathroom counter can become messy if you don’t maintain it properly. Organize the toothbrush holder accurately with toothpaste and toothbrushes. Also, place other items in groups to get easy access to things. Make sure to wipe the counter frequently to avoid mildew buildup.

 

Sink cleaning

The sink is the place where toothpaste residues build up after daily brushing. Use a sponge or washcloth or wipe daily to avoid a harder-to-clean mess after a while. Or else, fill the sink with warm water to remove daily residues.

 

Check the supplies cabinet

Keep an eye on the supplies cabinet. Throw away the bottle that is finished or expired and purchase a new one as soon as possible. Also, wipe the cabinet to avoid dirt buildup.

 

Additional cleaning tips for busy people

The above to-do list can become easier if you follow some clever tips. Since you’re a busy working person, following these steps little and often will help you to stay on top.

  • Store supplies and basic kits in an easy-to-access location to avoid untidiness.
  • Clean the shower glass door, mirror and others using any powerful spray to keep it clean longer. Or else, use a microfiber cloth for a quick wipe.
  • While cleaning, let the cleaning product soak onto the surface while you complete another part.
  • Change the floor mat, wastebasket, and rugs frequently.
  • Clean a little instead of doing it all together at the weekend.
  • Get rid of any products that you don’t need for cleaning anymore and only buy what’s needed.
  • Enlist a family member in cleaning tasks and divide the task according to their ease.

 

Final thoughts

However, as we stay busy in our modern life, bathroom cleaning is an annoying task for all of us. It becomes too difficult to arrange some time to spend hours in the bathroom cleaning. Still, doing this regularly and enlisting the help of a family member makes the job stress-free.

We hope our article on the bathroom cleaning checklist for busy people was helpful. If you find it useful, then our effort will be successful. We do believe; everyone deserves a clean bathroom.

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